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1 listing available
One drilling machine is listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by a single supplier who is not verified. It is a 2018 unit with an asking price shown on the listing, and it sits in Sharjah city.
One listing is not much of a market, and drilling rigs are specialist machines where fit to the ground matters. This page explains what to check on a rig and how to reach suppliers who do not yet have a listing here. The wider range is on the UAE drilling machines and rigs page, the Dubai page shows stock next door, and a rig needed for one project can be hired.
Open the listing for photos, specification and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing, takes no commission and does not hold deposits. A single published price is not enough to describe the market, so no price range is given here.
Inspection, price and handover are agreed with the seller. Ask whether the figure includes VAT, transport and any tooling such as augers, buckets or drill rods.
The Sharjah listing is not split into subcategories, so read the ad to see which type it is. These are the types a buyer is likely to compare.
A rotating drill string or auger cuts the hole. Used for foundations, boreholes and blast-hole drilling, with the mast and rotary head sized for the diameter and depth.
Heavy rigs that drill and place foundation piles for buildings, bridges and quay walls. They are matched to the pile diameter, depth and ground.
Truck- or trailer-mounted rigs that drill boreholes for water. Depth rating and mud pump capacity are the main numbers to check.
Smaller machines that cut a core of concrete or rock for testing or openings. They are far lighter and often run from a stand.
Begin with the hole: diameter, depth and the ground it passes through. Soft sand and clay allow lighter rigs and augers, while rock needs a more powerful rotary head, hammer or core barrel. Water or caving ground may need casing or drilling fluid, which changes the equipment list.
Then check the machine's rated depth and torque against the job, with a margin. Consider site access: a tracked rig reaches rough plots, whereas a truck-mounted rig travels quickly on the road but needs firmer ground.
Ask for the hour meter reading and service history, plus how the rig has been used, because rock drilling wears a rig far more than soft ground. Inspect the mast, kelly or feed, rotary head and winch, hydraulic hoses, tracks or carrier, and the compressor or pump if fitted. Ask to see the rig set up and drill, or to see a recent job record. For a 2018 unit, expect a fairly complete service record and ask for it.
The one listing shows an asking price, but a single figure does not describe a market, so no range is given. Rigs vary greatly in price with type, depth rating, age, hours and tooling. Ask for a written quote stating VAT, transport and what is included. A purchase request lets sellers respond with prices for a stated depth and diameter.
The only listing is in Sharjah city, offered by a single supplier. If it does not fit, look at the Abu Dhabi drilling rig page for stock in another emirate, or post a request so suppliers with a suitable rig can come to you.
If the depth, diameter or type needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the ground conditions and budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
Only one Sharjah listing is available, so there is no range to quote. Type, depth rating, age, hours and tooling drive the price, and each seller sets it. Ask for a written quote that states VAT, transport and which tools and spares come with the rig.
Work from the hole: diameter, depth and ground. Rotary rigs suit foundations and boreholes, piling rigs suit structural piles, water-well rigs suit boreholes for water, and core drills suit testing and openings. Size the rig above the rated depth and torque needed.
The one Sharjah listing is a 2018 machine. A used rig can suit a contractor with a mechanic who can check it, but the history of the ground it drilled matters. New suits a long contract that needs a warranty and a known service record.
Yes, and sellers expect it. Visit the yard, read the hour meter, have the rig set up and operated, and check the mast, rotary head, winch and hydraulics. A drilling specialist or mechanic helps spot wear that is not obvious.
Ask for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and ownership papers that match the rig's serial number. A truck-mounted rig also needs registration papers. For export, ask the seller what shipping paperwork they can provide.
Delivery varies by seller. A rig normally moves on a low-loader or under its own power if truck-mounted, and the cost is usually not in the asking price. Ask for a delivered price to the site when you contact the seller.
